Baskonia’s reaction to Monaco does not bring the Victory Award (92-85)
Euskaraz Iraqurri: Baskonok Monakon Izandako Erreakzioak Ez gave Garaipenan Saria Eman (92-85)
Baskonia has lost to Monaco, 92-85, in the twenty-fifth day of the Euroleague of the 2024-25 seasonin the Pavilion Salle Gaston Médecin, in Monaco, this Wednesday night. This way, The Basque team, played 25 games in the competition, adds ten victories, and operates, provisionally, the fifteenth placed in the classification.
Baskonia has not been able to complete a good first half. Those of Pablo Laso have been surpassed by Monaco, which, especially in attack, has had a forcefulness greater than that of the Basque team. The Vitorian team has had his best man in Luka Samanic; The Croatian has finished the first part with ten points, and held a Baskonia who has gone to rest losing for sixteen, 51-35.
The Baskonia reaction had to arrive, and this has occurred in a large third quarter of Pablo Laso’s team. Led by Chima Moneke, brilliant before the opposite hoop and, above all, in the rebound, the Alavés box has been reducing the monaco advantage, until we tie 63. When they subtracted ten minutes for the end, the Monegasco team won for four, 67-63, and Baskonia Victoria’s options were practically intact.
In the last quarter, Baskonia has come to go ahead, in 73-74 and in 79-80, but its remarkable reaction has not won the final triumph award. Monaco has managed to tighten in defense rather than in the third period, and the victory has been awarded; The Basque team continues, thus, with ten games won, in the maximum continental competition. On Friday, the MacCabi Tel Aviv al Buesa Arena arrives, in a new day.
Technical file
92 – Monaco (23+28+16+25): Calathes (8), Mike James (19), Diallo (15), Cornelie (5) and Papagiannis (12) -initial person-, Strazel (12), Blossongame (4), Jaiteh (10), Tarpey (3), Begarin (-) and Motiejunas (4).
85 – Baskonia (18+17+28+22): Forrest (-), Baldwin (6), Luwawu-Cabarrot (10), Moneke (12) and Samanic (12) -Init-, Jaramaz (-), Rogkavopoulos (10), Sedakerskis (4), Howard (3) and Hall (13).
Referees: Sasa Pukl (Slovenia), Milos Koljensic (Montenegro) and Mario Majkic (Slovenia).
Incidents: Good atmosphere, at Salle Gaston Médecin, from Monaco.
Source: Eitb
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